- GMU MASE 2022 had on show round 500 reveals within the venture, music, poetry, poster and portray classes by proficient younger college students from throughout faculties within the UAE
United Arab Emirates: Gulf Medical College (GMU) concluded its fifteenth version of Annual Medical and Science Exhibition (MASE) competitors for highschool college students, which noticed the participation of greater than 81 faculties in 5 completely different categories- together with venture, poster, portray, music and poetry.
Held on-line, greater than 3000 college students of grades 10, 11 and 12 from throughout the nation had put collectively roughly 500 reveals within the venture, poster, music, poetry and portray classes, competing for money prizes of AED 25,000 in whole, along with trophies and certificates. The competitions have been judged by a panel comprising of main docs, professors and medical science professionals. A complete of three winners have been declared in every of the 5 classes by a panel of judges that comprised eminent docs and school members from GMU; whereas even on-line voting was performed for Viewer’s Selection awards.
Professor Hossam Hamdy, Chancellor of Gulf Medical College, gave away the prizes to all of the winners/runners of the competitors. Explaining the purpose of the annual exhibition, Prof. Hossam Hamdy, stated, “Yearly GMU MASE stimulates the artistic skills of younger scientists and instills in them an curiosity in medical and science based mostly careers. It offers the scholars a platform to combine artwork and scientific considering and to use the data and thought to the championship, thereby creating an engagement which evokes the consciousness of future medical and science professionals.”
Out of 500 entries obtained, Erfan Firouzi from the Westminister College Dubai (Grade 10), Hari Srinivasan from International Indian College, Ajman (Grade 11) and Mansi Bhatia (Grade 12) from Al Diyafah Excessive College Dubai claimed the primary place in venture making and have been awarded money prizes for his or her work. Equally, Eco Pals from Delta English College, Sharjah (Grade 10), Sindhu Rachapudi from Abu Dhabi Indian College (Grade 11) and Hari Srinivasan from International Indian College, Ajman (Grade 12) secured the primary place in poster making competitors.
In the meantime, Bernice Bodemeh (Grade 10) from Our Personal English Excessive College Fujairah, Kena Patel (Grade 11) from Indian Excessive College Dubai and Ciril Biju Joseph (Grade 12) from Leaders Personal College Sharjah gained the primary place in portray competitors. Lastly, Mariam Maali (Grade 10) from Sama American personal college, Sharjah, Oliver Gullick (Grade 11) from Cranleigh Abu Dhabi and Benamin Cal (Grade 12) from Al Afiah Filipino Personal College, Sharjah wowed the jury with their music expertise and securing the primary place. The opposite three winners in poetry competitors included Safoora Abdus (Grade 10) from Worldwide Indian College Ajman, Azra Fairooz (Grade 11) from Sharjah Indian College Ghubaiba and Rashi Sinha (Grade 12) from GEMS Our Personal English Excessive College, Sharjah – Women.
Individually, for the Viewer’s Selection portray competitors: Habiba Rahman (Grade 10) from The Westminster College Dubai; Annmaria Pathrose (Grade 11) from Our personal English Excessive College Sharjah and Aafreen Nazer (Grade 12) from Sharjah Indian College bagged the primary place respectively. Likewise, for the Viewer’s Selection venture competitors: Darshini Ramesh (Grade 10) from Leaders Personal College, Javaria Batool (Grade 11) from Dubai Students Personal College and Najma (Grade 12) from Cambridge Worldwide College, Dubai secured the utmost votes.
As well as, for the Viewer’s Selection poster competitors: Shahazad Nazar (Grade 10) from Leaders Personal College Sharjah; Rejoyna Pauline (Grade 11) from Personal English Highschool Sharjah and Tamanna Khanam (Grade 12) from Leaders Personal College, Sharjah secured the utmost votes. For the Viewer’s alternative poetry class: Hibah Fathima Anshar (Grade 10) from Sharjah Indian College; Naurin Faisal (Grade 11) and Neha Beno (Grade 12), each of them, from The Indian Excessive College Dubai gained the primary rank.
Lastly, for the Viewer’s alternative music class: Grace Gurudev Sharma (Grade 10) from Gems Our Personal English Excessive College, Sharjah; Khadeejath Shazfa Shafeer (Grade 11) from Sharjah Indian College and Hiba Anwar (Grade 12) from Pristine Personal College gained the prize.
